granulocyte
- noun
- /ˈɡrænjʊloʊsaɪt/
- Specialized
- In a blood test, an increase in granulocytes can indicate an ongoing infection.
- granulocyte colony-stimulating factor
- granulocyte colony
- granulocyte colony-stimulating
So, so granule, granulocyte, mono, yeah, CSGMGMCSF and there's GCSF and GMCSF.
- So, so granule, granulocyte, mono, yeah, CSGMGMCSF and there's GCSF and GMCSF.
Examples
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However, the use of granulocyte colony-stimulating factor in one of our patients adequately elevated the absolute neutrophil count.
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Even less is known about the role of SOCS proteins in granulocytes or ILC2s.
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And did you ask Anna if she was willing to donate the granulocytes?
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Other important early responders include granulocytes.
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Differential count of white blood cells revealed a considerably higher proportion of granulocytes in the blood of fish fed GM maize.
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Despite treatment with granulocyte colony-stimulating factor, the patient remained profoundly neutropenic throughout his hospital course (Figure 2A).
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This was readily appreciated by early immunologists, who established that granulocytes are primarily effectors of acute inflammatory responses (Kay, 2016).
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Microscopic examination showed that lesions had thin-walled fibrous capsules, occasionally with neutrophil granulocytes and calcifications.
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Granulocytes play a crucial role in the body's defense against infections.
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The immune system relies on granulocytes to quickly respond to pathogens.
Synonyms
A white blood cell with a nucleus divided into several parts, such as a neutrophil
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Granulocyte comes from granule ('small grain') and -cyte ('cell'), so it literally means a 'cell with small grains'. A granulocyte is a kind of white blood cell that has tiny grain-like parts inside and helps the body fight infection.